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The Reform UK leader has been reported to the FCA but cryptoassets are not currently within the regulator's remit

Likely new PM has been pushing for the defence plan not to be published until he is in Downing Street

Extreme heat has prompted ministers to look 'closely' at how to protect Britons

Andy Burnham is a man in a hurry: he has just three weeks to come up with a fully formed plan for government. Events are moving so quickly that his new chief of staff, James Purnell, was forced to send a hasty message to colleagues at his…

The climbdown is the latest development in plan to end the use of asylum hotels by 2029

It's just classic Fifa - trying to fix something that wasn't broken

The US cities hosting England matches are opening their arms for the Three Lions - and the fans are responding in kind

Heatwaves may discourage you from peak season trips to Spain or France

Almost one million 16 to 24-year-olds are not in education, employment or training but the picture looks very different across the Channel

Cole Palmer joins the long list of disenfranchised footballers whose reputations have rocketed in exile.

Ten years after Britain voted to leave the European Union, it has ousted the prime minister who tried to reset the relationship and repair some of the damage.

The UK's expected new prime minister wants to end 'profiteering' by England's water companies

I watched the England captain fail to confirm his long-term commitment to the job, suggesting he may be ready to quit

Mark Wallace: The Prime Minister's attempt to push through his defence plans before he goes amounts to a shocking imposition

Jennie Bond: At the heart of this long-running and bitter rift are two small children

Julie Burchill: I had the best times of my life at my pebbly paradise

The former Manchester mayor will not be able to forge better relations through charm

The new Makerfield MP wants to keep the state pension guarantee until at least 2029 if he becomes prime minister

Grants are being given out for air conditioning and train tracks are being replaced, but our climate is now changing at an alarming rate

More young people are buying properties with their friends or siblings due to the 'ridiculous' prices

Ian Dunt: He's a plausible and smart candidate to be the next chancellor, not a literal communist

Emmie and Ryan's son Quinn was 2 days old when he passed away in Nottingham. The couple say key evidence was lost, so they will never know why he died

These day-to-day habits can help improve your chances of a long, healthy life

I spent far more time than I should have in Trump’s early years in office trying to keep him from upending the US-UK relationship

Arthur Smith, 18, is seeking help from family members and employment advisers and has rewritten his CV countless times

Women in labour were denied epidurals and told to stay at home without safety checks being carried out, leading to avoidable deaths and brain damage to babies in Nottingham

Joel Rubin: The US President is searching for a weaker version of the diplomacy that he once denounced

His England struggles at the World Cup follow a familiar pattern

Authorities have issued rare red weather alerts ahead of 40°C temperatures across Europe

Unhomogenised milk – the 80s kind, with a film of cream, once delivered to doorsteps in glass bottles – is having a resurgence